Landbird breeding and fall migration banding at Mother Goose Lake, Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, June-September 2000. A progress report

Egan RC and Adler CA. 2001. Landbird breeding and fall migration banding at Mother Goose Lake, Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, June-September 2000. A progress report. US Fish and Wildlife Service. King Salmon, AK

We studied landbirds at Mother Goose Lake on the Alaska Peninsula/Becharof National Wildlife Refuge Complex(NWRC) for the seventh consecutive year (1994-2000). We used constant-effort mist netting to examine the status of breeding and migration landbirds; the results contribute to the Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) program and statewide migration monitoring efforts.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Egan, R; Adler, C
Date of Issue
2001
Publisher
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Units
ALAG , ANIA , KATM
Keywords
Alaska Peninsula, Bird Banding, Birds, chicadees, Chickadees, Landbirds, Maps, Migration, mist-nests, Mother goose lake, Neotropical Migratory Birds, nest searching, Passerines, Point Counts, Redpolls, Sparrows, thrushes, warblers

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